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1891. C.E.
JOHN EDWARD HILL (also D.Sc., 1905), Rutgers, 1884.
EDWARD INGELOW PITMAN, Rutgers, 1877.
Ph.D.
*GEORGE D. HULST,
ANTHONY WOODWARD,
Rutgers, 1866. New York City.
Librarian American Museum of Natural History, 1876-1904. Specialist in Fossil Foraminifera. Curator of Department of
Maps and Charts, 1904- .
261
HONORARY DEGREES.
D.Sc.
JOHN BERNHARD SMITH, New Brunswick, N. J.
Prof. Entomology, Rutgers, 1889- . . Entomologist N. J. Agri- cutural Experiment Station, 1889- State Entomologist, New
Jersey, 1898- Writer on Entomology and Member of many scientific societies.
D.D.
ISAAC P. BROKAW, *CHARLES I. SHEPARD,
Rutgers, 1866. Rutgers, 1850.
L.H.D.
*GEORGE BUCKHAM,
Rutgers, 1832.
LL.D
* ALEXANDER T. MCGILL, Jersey City, N. J. A.B. (Coll. N. J., 1864). A.M. (Coll. N. J., 1867). LL.B. (Columbia, 1867). LL.D. (Coll. N. J., 1891). Member N. J. Assembly, 1874-75. Prosecutor of Pleas, Hudson county, 1878- 83. Judge Court of Common Pleas, Hudson county, 1883-87. Chancellor of the State of New Jersey, 1887-1900. Died, April 21, 1900.
* ABRAHAM V. VAN FLEET, Flemington, N. J.
LL.D. (Lafayette, 1880, and Princeton, 1894).
Lawyer. Vice Chancellor of the State of New Jersey, 1875-94. 1904.
Died, Dec. 25,
1892. A.M.
EDWARD ELSWORTH, Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
LL.B. (State and National Law School, 1858). Banker. Law-
yer. Mayor Poughkeepsie, 1887-89, 1891-92. Trustee, Vassar, 1892- Treasurer, do., 1899-
C.E.
ALBERT CORNELIUS AREND, EDWARD HOWELL,
Rutgers, 1SS9. Rutgers, 1SS9.
CHARLES L. EDGAR,
Rutgers, 1SS2.
Ph.D.
JOHN M. BIGELOW, Albany, N. Y.
A.B. (Williams, 1866). A.M. (Williams, 1869). M.D. (Coll. P. and S., 1869). Hon. M.D. (Albany Med. Coll., 1870). Prof. Materia Medica and Therapeutics and Diseases of Throat and . Nose, Albany Med. Coll., 1870-1900. Emeritus, 1900-
ELIOT R. PAYSON, New Brunswick, N. J.
A.B. (Hamilton, 1869). A.M. (Hamilton, 1872). Head Master. Rutgers Preparatory School, 1891-1908. Prof. History and Art of Teaching, Rutgers 1893-190S. Prof. History of Teaching and Associate Prof. German Lang. and Lit., 1908- .
E.E.
262
RUTGERS COLLEGE.
D.D.
JOHN KNOX ALLEN, - JOSEPH R. DURYEE, *CHARLES H. POOL,
Rutgers, 1865. Rutgers, 1874. Rutgers, 1863.
JAMES F. RIGGS, East Orange, N. J.
A.B. (Coll. N. J., 1872). Union Sem., 1878. Presb. clergyman. Pastor Brick Presb. Church 1898- Prof. Hellenistic Greek
and New Testament Exegesis, N. B. Sem., 1892-98.
*OREN ROOT, Clinton, N. Y.
A.B. (Hamilton, 1856). L.H.D. (Union, 1895). LL.D. (Upper Iowa Univ.). Clergyman, R. C. A. Prof. Mathematics, Hamil- ton. 1881-1907. President Pritchett College, Glasgow, Mo., 1873-76. Died, Aug. 27, 1907.
JAMES WELLS. Glasgow, Scotland.
Author "Christ and the Heroes of Heathendom," etc.
L.H.D.
HENRY PITT WARREN, Albany, N. Y. A.B. (Yale, 1870). L.H.D. (Williams, 1908). Principal of the Albany Academy, 1886-
LL.D.
DAVID D. DEMAREST,
Rutgers, 1837. !
1893.
M.Sc.
JAMES ALBERT KELSEY,
Clarinda, Iowa.
Graduate of Iowa Agricultural College.
Ph.D.
EDGAR SOLOMON SHUMWAY, Brooklyn, N. Y. A.B. (Amherst, 1879). A.M. (Amherst, 1882). Adjunct Prof. Latin, Rutgers, 1883-85. Prof. Latin Language and Literature, 1885-1900. Lecturer on Roman Law, Univ. Penn., 1900-04. Head of Classical Department, Manual Training High School, Brooklyn, 1904-
D.D.
JAMES LE FEVRE, JOHN PRESTON SEARLE,
Rutgers, 1854.
Rutgers, 1875.
HENRY STOUT,
Rutgers, 1865.
PAUL F. SUTPIIEN,
Rutgers, 1876.
THEODORE W. WELLES,
Rutgers, 1862.
L.H.D.
LEMUEL C. MYGATT,
A.B. ( Williams, 1870). A.M. (Williams, 1887). Head Master Collegiate Grammar School, 1887- .
New York City
Principal and
263
HONORARY DEGREES. .
LL.D.
*HENRY RUTGERS BALDWIN,
Rutgers, 1849.
1894. A.M.
WILLIAM M. LANNING, Trenton, N. J. A.M. (Princeton, 1903). LL.D. (Washington and Jefferson, 1908). Lawyer. Judge District Court, Trenton, 1887-91. Mem- ber Congress, 1903-04. Judge U. S. District Court, 1904- . Director and Trustee Princeton Theological Seminary.
C.E.
GEORGE HENRY BLAKELEY, EDWARD DURYEE,
Rutgers, 1884. Rutgers, 1878.
Ph.D.
HENRY WHITE CALLAHAN, New York City.
A.B. (Hamilton, 1878). A.M. (Hamilton, 1881). Teacher.
Head Master Syms School, 1908- .
D.D.
HENRY E. DOSKER, Louisville, Ky.
A.B. (Hope, 1876). McCormick Sem., 1879. LL.D. (Central Univ., Ky., 1905). Presb. clergyman. Prof. Church History, Western Sem., Holland , Mich., 1894-1903. Prof. Church His-
tory, Louisville, Sem., 1903- . WILLIAM W. KNOX, New Brunswick, N. J.
A.B. (Coll. N. J., 1862). Princeton Sem., 1866. Presb. clergy- man. Pastor First Presbyterian Church.
ALEXANDER MACKENZIE, Nairn, Scotland. PHILETUS THEODORE POCKMAN, Rutgers, 1875.
LL.D.
GERRIT J. KOLLEN, Holland, Mich.
A.B. (Hope, 1868). A.M. (Hope, 1871). Assistant Prof. Mathematics and Natural Philosphy, Hope, 1871-78. Prof. Ap- plied Mathematics and Political Economy, 1878-93. President of Hope College, 1893- . HENRY ANSELM SCOMP, Parksville, Ky.
A.B. (Centre College, Ky., 1864). A.M. (Centre Coll., 1867). President Beech Grove College, Tenn., three years. Studied in Germany and Greece, 1871-73. Prof. Greek and Hebrew, Emory College, Georgia, 1876-94. Vice Chancellor, A. T. Univ. Tenn .. 1895-1900.
JAMES M. TAYLOR, Poughkeepsie. N. Y.
A.B. (Univ. Rochester, 1868). Rochester Sem. D.D (Yale, 1900). Prof. Ethics and President Vassar College, 1886- .
264
1895. A.M.
MAXIMILIAN K. KRESS.
B.D.
CHARLES EDWARD CORWIN,
FREDERICK K. SCHILD, N. B. Sem., 1895. Clergyman, R. C. A.
Rutgers, 1892. Long Branch, N. J.
C.E.
JOHN CHARLES AYDELOTT,
Rutgers, 1891.
D.Sc.
MARTIN N. WYCKOFF,
Rutgers, 1872.
D.D.
*DONALD SAGE MACKAY. New York City.
Univ. Glasgow, 1889. LL.D. (Hope). Clergyman, R. C. A.
President
Pastor Collegiate Church of St. Nicholas, 1899-1908. General Synod, 1906. Died, Aug. 27, 1908.
EDWARD GRIFFIN READ, Plainfield, N. J.
A.B. (Coll. N. J., 1861). A.M. (Coll. N. J., 1864). Princeton Sem., 1865. Clergyman, R. C. A.
LL.D.
*GEORGE C. LUDLOW,
Rutgers, 1850.
1896. B.D.
ADDISON CALEB BIRD, Hopewell Junction, N. Y. N. B. Sem., 1896. Clergyman, R. C. A.
HENRY CHARLES CUSSLER,
FRANK MALVEN,
MARCUS J. ROOP,
Rutgers, 1893. Rutgers, 1893. Ridgefield, N. J.
A.B. (Heidelberg Univ., Tiffin, Ohio, 1893). N. B. Sem., 1896. Clergyman, R. C. A.
ALBERT HENRY SCHLIEDER,
Rutgers, 1893. Fort Plain, N. Y.
N. B. Sem., 1896. Clergyman, R. C. A.
C.E.
EDWARD FULLER BROOKS, LEONOR F. LOREE,
Rutgers, 1872.
Rutgers, 1877.
HENRY CLIFFORD WILLOUGHBY,
RUTGERS COLLEGE.
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265
HONORARY DEGREES.
D.D.
EDWARD P. JOHNSON, New Brunswick, N. J.
A.B. (Wabash College, Crawfordsville, Ind., 1871). Auburn Sem., 1875. Clergyman, R. C. A. Prof. Ecclesiastical History and Church Government, N. B. Sem., 1906-
*JOHN SCUDDER, Rutgers, 1857.
Albany, N. Y.
*EDWARD G. SELDEN, A.B. (Yale, 1870). Andover Sem., 1873. Clergyman, R. C. A. Died, June 2, 1904.
*DANIEL VAN PELT, Astoria, N. Y. Coll. City of N. Y., 1874. N. B. Sem., 1877. Clergyman, R. C. A. Author "History of Greater New York." Died, Oct. 23, 1900.
LL.D.
JAMES BURRILL ANGELL, Ann Arbor, Mich.
A.B. (Brown. 1849). A.M. (Brown, 1853). LL.D. (Brown, 1868; Columbia, 1887; Princeton, 1896; Yale, 1901; Johns Hopkins, 1902; Univ. Wisconsin, 1904; Univ. Vermont, 1904; Harvard, 1905). President Univ. Vermont, 1866-71. President Univ. Michigan, 1871-1909. U. S. Minister to China, 1880-81. Writer on International Law.
JOIIN W. GRIGGS, Paterson, N. J.
A.B. (Lafayette, 1868). N. J. State Senator, 1882-88. Presi- dent N. J. Senate, 1886. Governor of New Jersey, 1896- 98. Attorney-General of the United States, 1898-1901. Mem- ber of the Hague Permanent Court of Arbitration.
*GARRET AUGUSTUS HOBART, Rutgers, 1863.
1897. A.M.
WILLIAM C. FRANKLIN, North Syracuse, N. Y. Albany Normal School, 1880. Superintendent of Public Schools, Oneonta, N. Y., 1895-1906.
B.D.
FREDERICK JACOB BARNY, Rutgers, 1894. Rutgers, 1894.
WILLIAM EDGAR COMPTON,
JAMES CAMPBELL FORBES, Middletown, N. J.
Univ. Glasgow, 1894. N. B. Sem., 1897. Clergyman, R. C. A.
*RAYMOND AUGUSTUS LANSING, Lisha's Kill, N. Y. A.B. (Union, 1894). N. B. Sem., 1897. Clergyman, R. C. A. Died, Mar. 7, 1903.
CHARLES JUDSON SCUDDER,
Rutgers, 1SS9.
HENRY JOHNSTONE SCUDDER, WALTER TRACY SCUDDER, ASASHI SEGAWA, Clergyman.
Rutgers, 1890. Rutgers, 1892. Nagasaki, Japan.
1898. C.E.
FREDERICK SEYMOUR SMITH, Rutgers, 1891.
266
RUTGERS COLLEGE.
D.D.
LEWIS FRANCIS,
A.B. (Univ. Vermont, 1856). Andover Sem., 1860. R. C. A.
Clergyman,
LL.D.
FOSTER M. VOORHEES,
Rutgers, 1876.
1899.
B.D.
HENRY WELLS BRINK, WILLIAM I. CHAMBERLAIN,
Rutgers, 1896.
JOHN BROWNLEE VOORHEES,
Rutgers, 1882. Rutgers, 1896.
D.D.
JOHN DOUGLAS ADAM,
East Orange, N. J.
Edinburgh Univ. and Divinity School, 1886-90. man. Pastor Munn Ave. Presb. Church.
Presb. clergy-
PETER H. MILLIKEN,
Rutgers, 1876.
JOHN H. RAVEN, JOHN H. WYCKOFF,
Rutgers, 1891.
Rutgers, 1871.
L.H.D.
WILLIAM ELLIOTT GRIFFIS,
Rutgers, 1869.
LL.D.
GILBERT COLLINS, Jersey City, N. J.
Lawyer. Mayor Jersey City, 1884-86. Justice Supreme Court, New Jersey, 1897-1903.
WILLIAM MILLIGAN SLOANE, Princeton, N. J.
A.B. (Columbia, 1868). Ph.D. (Leipzig, 1876). L.H.D. (Colum- bia, 1884). A.M. (Princeton, 1896). LL.D. (Princeton, 1903). Prof. Princeton Univ., 1876-96. Prof. History, Columbia, 1896 -. Author of works on history.
1900. A.M.
WALTER LESTER CARR, New York City.
M.D. ( Univ. N. Y., 1882). Physician. Contributor to medical literature. President Medical Society, county of N. Y., 1907. Editor of the Archives of Pediatrics and the Practice of Pedi- atrics.
C.E.
CHARLES F. BERGER, GEORGE ELBERT JACKSON,
ROBERT STEVENS PARSONS,
JAMES SCOTT THOMPSON,
Rutgers, 1894. Rutgers, 1896. Rutgers, 1895. Rutgers, 1894.
New York City.
267
HONORARY DEGREES.
WILLIAM H. DE HART, OLIVER H. WALSER,
Rutgers, 1865. Rutgers, 1875.
LL.D.
ICHIZO HATTORI,
Rutgers, 1875. Jersey City, N. J.
*JOB HILLIARD LIPPINCOTT, LL.B. (Harvard, 1865). Jersey. Died, 1900.
Lawyer. Justice Supreme Court, New
ALFRED REED,
Rutgers, 1862.
1901. B.D.
-
CHARLES FREDERICK BENJAMIN, JR., PETER PAUL CHEFF,
Rutgers, 1898. Hudsonville, Mich.
N. B. Sem., 1901. Clergyman, R. C. A.
Richboro, Penn.
HOWARD RUTSEN FURBECK, A.B. (Union, 1897). N. B. Sem., 1901. Clergyman, R. C. A.
C.E.
EUGENE BOGERT, THOMAS H. LETSON,
Rutgers, 1895.
Rutgers, 1896.
D.D.
HENRY E. COBB, WILLIAM H. S. DEMAREST,
Rutgers, 1SS4. Rutgers, 1883.
*PHILIP M. DOOLITTLE, A.B. (Union, 1852). N. B. Sem., 1856. Clergyman, R. C. A.
Died, Oct. 25, 1906.
-
Litt.D.
MARTIN LUTHER D'OOGE, Ann Arbor, Mich. A.B. (Univ. Mich., 1862). LL.D. (Univ. Mich., 1889). Ph.D. (Leipzig, 1873). Cong'l clergyman. Prof. Greek. Univ. Mich., 1873- . Director American School of Classical Studies at Athens, 1886-87. President American Philological Association, 1884.
LL.D.
LUTHER LAFLIN KELLOGG,
Rutgers, 1870.
1902. B.D. 1
WILLIAM REESE HART, JAMES MACDONALD MARTIN,
Rutgers, 1899. Rutgers, 1899.
North Branch, N. J.
D.D.
268
RUTGERS COLLEGE.
C.E.
WILLIAM JACOB COOPER, ROBERT JOSEPH DOUGHERTY, JAMES WALLACE HIGGINS, JOHN JERVIS VAIL,
Rutgers, 1892.
Rutgers, 1891.
Rutgers, 1893.
Rutgers, 1898.
D.D.
ISAAC W. GOWEN,
KAJINOSUKE IBUKA,
Rutgers, 1879. Tokio, Japan.
A.M. (Princeton, 1887). President of the Meiji Gakuin.
EDGAR TILTON, JR., New York City. A.B. (Univ. N. Y., 1886). N. B. Sem., 1889. Clergyman, R. C. A. Pastor. Harlem Collegiate Church, 1898- .
L.H.D.
BENJAMIN C. GREGORY, Chelsea, Mass. A.B. (Coll. City N. Y., 1868). Supervising Principal, Trenton, N. J., 1888-1902. Supervising Principal, Chelsea, Mass., 1902- .
LL.D.
TRACY PECK, New Haven, Conn.
A.B. (Yale, 1861). Prof. Latin, Cornell, 1871-80. Prof. Latin,
Yale, 1880- President American Philological Ass'n, 1885-86. Director American School of Classical Studies at Rome, 1898-99. Editor of a series of Latin authors.
JOHN C. SMOCK,
GARRET D. W. VROOM,
WOODROW WILSON,
Rutgers, 1862. Rutgers, 1862. Princeton, N. J.
A.B. (Princeton, 1879). Ph.D. (Johns Hopkins, 1886). LL.D. (Wake Forrest. 1887; Tulane, 1898; Johns Hopkins, 1901; Univ. Penn., 1903 ; Brown, 1903; Harvard, 1907). Litt.D. (Yale, 1901). Prof. Jurisprudence and Politics, Princeton, 1890-1902. President Princeton Univ., 1902- . Author. His- torian.
1903. A.M.
*RALPH VOOHEES,
Clinton, N. J.
Donor of the Voorhees Library. Died, April 1, 1907.
LEWIS CALDWELL WOOLLY, Trenton, N. J.
Principal of School, 1868-
B.D.
GARRET HONDELINK, Kagoshima, Japan. A.B. (Hope, 1900). N. B. Sem., 1903. Missionary, R. C. A.
269
HONORARY DEGREES.
C.E.
GEORGE W. KUEHNLE, LOUIS ULRICH STRASSBURGER,
GEORGE MCC. TAYLOR,
Rutgers, 1877.
D.Sc.
JOSEPH LAWRENCE HILLS, Burlington, Vt.
B.Sc. (Boston Univ., 1881). Mass. Agri. Coll., 1881-84. Prof. Agricultural Chemistry, Univ. Vermont, 1893- . cultural Department, Univ. Vermont, 1898-
Dean, Agri-
D.D.
JOHN TALLMADGE BERGEN, Rutgers, 1883.
PHILIP H. COLE, Rome, N. Y.
A.B. (Union, 1888). Union Sem., 1888-89. Presb. clergyman. Assistant Prof. English, Union, 1889-95. Trustee, Union, 1898- 1906. Pastor First Presb. Church, 1907- .
WILLIAM S. CRANMER, J. HENDRIK DE VRIES,
Rutgers, 1882. Rutgers, 1881.
L.H.D.
HENRY RUTGERS MARSHALL, A.B. (Columbia, 1873). Writer on aesthetics.
New York City.
A.M. (Columbia, 1875). Architect.
LL.D.
ALPHONSO T. CLEARWATER, Kingston, N. Y.
Lawyer. District Attorney, Ulster county, 1877-86. County
Judge, 1889-98. Justice Supreme Court. Chief Justice Court of Appeals. Trustee, Rutgers, 1904-
C. N. ELLINWOOD, San Francisco, Cal.
M.D. (Rush Med. Coll., 1858). President Cooper Medical Col- lege, 1902-08. Regent Univ. California, 1901-08. Prof. Physi- ology, Cooper Med. Coll. from 1867. Later, Prof. Clinical Surgery.
1904. B.D.
GEORGE W. GULICK, Rutgers, 1901.
D.D.
Rutgers, 1870.
Rutgers, 1879. Rutgers, 1887.
LL.D.
RICHARD V. LINDABURY, Lawyer. Counsel of important corporations.
Newark, N. J.
ASHER ANDERSON, * ALFRED H. DEMAREST, WILLIAM P. MERRILL,
Rutgers, 1876.
Rutgers, 1898.
270
RUTGERS COLLEGE.
1905. A.M.
CHARLES J. BAXTER,
Trenton, N. J.
Teacher. State Superintendent of Education, New Jersey,
1896-
JAMES ANDERSON BEATTIE, Chittoor, India.
Univ. Glasgow, 1885.
Princeton Sem., 1889. Missionary, R.
C. A., 1894-
D.D.
WILLIAM BANCROFT HILL, Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
A.B. ( Harvard, 1879). Union Sem., 1886. Clergyman, R. C. A.
Prof. English Bible, Vassar.
HERMAN VANDERWART, Hackensack, N. J.
A.B. (Hope, 1873). N. B. Sem., 1876. Clergyman, R. C. A.
CORNELIUS WOELFKIN, Rochester, N. Y.
D.D. (Univ. Rochester, 1906). Baptist Clergyman. Prof. Homi-
letics, Rochester Sem., 1906- Lecturer on Homiletics, Univ. Chicago, 1908-09. Author "Chambers of the Soul."
LL.D.
WILLIAM. HORACE CORBIN, Elizabeth, N. J.
Cornell Univ. LL.B. (Columbia, 1872).
Lawyer. Member
N. J. Assembly, 1885-86. Author "New Jersey Corporation
Law," "Corbin's Forms."
AMZI DODD, Bloomfield, N. J. A.B. (Coll. N. J., 1841). Lawyer .. Member N. J. Assembly, 1863. Vice Chancellor of New Jersey, 1871-75, 1881-82. Special Judge, Court of Errors and Appeals, 1872-82. President Mutual Benefit Life Ins. Co., 1882-1902.
SADATSUCHI UCHIDA, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
Graduate of Law College, Imperial Univ., Tokio, 1890. Consul- General of Japan at New York, 1897. Charge D'Affaires Brazil. Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to Brazil.
1906. C.E.
JOHN EARL JONES,
Rutgers, 1903.
ROBERT ANDERSON MEEKER,
FREDERICK GEORGE VON GEHREN,
Rutgers, 1875. Rutgers, 1899.
D.D.
JAMES HAMILTON BALLAGII, Rutgers, 1857. HENRY WARD, Closter, N. J.
A.B. (Union, 1864). N. B. Sem., 1867. Clergyman, R. C. A.
271
HONORARY DEGREES.
L.H.D.
JAMES GARRETSON SUTPHEN, Rutgers, 1875.
-
1907. A.M.
BUKK G. CARLETON, New York City. M.D. (Homoeopathic Med. Coll., 1876). Adjunct Prof. Anatomy, Homoeopathic Med. Coll., 1880-82. Prof. Genito-Urinary Sur- gery, 1902- . Writer on Genito-Urinary Diseases.
B.D.
RALPH CROSBY MORRIS,
Rutgers, 1903.
C.E.
FRED LE ROY BROWN,
Rutgers, 1904.
JOHN FINLEY DRAKE,
Rutgers, 1898.
RICHARD HEUSER,
Rutgers, 1904.
CHARLES VERNON SMITH,
Rutgers, 1898.
LEWIS MAXWELL YOUNG,
Rutgers, 1904.
D.D.
CHRISTOPHER GRANT HAZARD, Catskill, N. Y.
Presb. clergyman. Pastor Christ's Presbyterian Church.
JEREMIAH SEARLE, Rutgers, 1855.
LL.D.
EDWARD CASPER STOKES, Trenton, N. J.
A.B. (Brown, 1883). Pres. Mechanic's National Bank. N. J. State Senator, 1892-1901. President Senate, 1895. Governor
of New Jersey, 1905-1908.
WILLIAM HENRY VREDENBURGH,
Rutgers. 1859.
1908. B.D.
WILLIAM HOBART GIEBEL,
Rutgers, 1904.
C.E.
WILLIAM ABNER CORIELL. ALFRED BERRY NELSON,
D.Sc.
Rutgers. 1899. Rutgers, 1879.
WILLIAM SHIELDS MYERS, Rutgers, 1889.
272
RUTGERS COLLEGE.
D.D.
JOSEPH FREDERIC BERG,
Rutgers, 1892. Colony, Okl.
WALTER CLARK ROE, A.B. (Williams, 1881). A.M. (Williams, 1884). Clergyman, R. C. A. Domestic Missionary. NATHAN ADOLPHUS SEAGLE, New York City. A.B. (Univ. N. Y., 1899). Episc. clergyman. Rector St. Ste- phens Parish, New York, 1900- .
Litt.D.
LOUIS BEVIER, JR.,
Rutgers, 1878.
LL.D.
JOHN MCREYNOLDS GAUT, Rutgers, 1866.
INDEX OF OFFICERS.
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INDEX OF OFFICERS.
In the following list T is placed after the names of trustees, F after those of members of the faculty, M.F. after those of the medical faculty and L after the names of librarians. The date given is that of appoint- ment to office.
Gustavus Abeel,
T 1845
John N. Abeel,
'T 1807
Charles E. Adams,
F 1890
Robert Adrain,
F 1809
Henry P. Armsby,
F 1876
George W. Atherton,
F 1869, L 1871
Peter T. Austen,
F 1877
Eugene H. Babbitt,
F 1903
Henry R. Baldwin,
T 1884
Robert F. Ballantine,
T 1876
Edward L. Barbour,
F 1891
John Barnes,
T 1845
James K. Barton,
F 1873
John Bassett,
T 1788
Robert Bayard,
M.F. 1812
Abraham Beach,
T 1787
Lewis C. Beck,
F 1830
Theodoric R. Beck,
F 1859
Benjamin Benson,
T 1771
Joseph F. Berg,
T 1860, F 1861
Tunis G. Bergen,
T 1883
Eugene Betts,
F 1892
Louis Bevier, Jr.,
F 1883
Edmond W. Billetdoux,
F 1907
David Bingham,
T 1882
David Bishop,
'T 1860
Abraham Blauvelt,
T 1800, Sec. T 1800
Isaac Blauvelt,
T 1785
Albert W. Boesche,
F 1901
John Bogart,
F 1777
Robert Boggs,
T 1800
Harry B. Boice,
F 1889
Henry W. Bookstaver,
T 1876
Edward A. Bowser,
F 1868
18
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RUTGERS COLLEGE.
Byron B. Brackett,
F 1901
John M. Bradford,
T 1807
Joseph P. Bradley,
₸ 1858, F 1867
Edward S. Brayton,
T 1863
William E. Breazeale,
F 1892
John J. Brereton,
F 1891
Philip M. Brett,
₸ 1906
James (John) Brinckerhoff,
T 1767
Jacob Brodhead,
T 1812
John Romeyn Brodhead,
T 1853
Edward F. Brooks,
T 1898
Calvin S. Brown,
F 1900
William C. Brownlee,
F 1825
Archibald Bruce,
M.F. 1812
Severyn Bruyn,
T 1834
Edward Bunn,
T 1784
William C. Buttler,
F 1896
James R. Campbell,
F 1892
William H. Campbell,
F 1851, T 1862, Pres. 1863 T 1800, F 1826
William I. Chamberlain,
1905
Talbot W. Chambers,
T 1868
Albert H. Chester,
F 1891
George C. Churchill,
T 1883
William Clark,
₸ 1878
Alphonso T. Clearwater,
T 1904
Thomas Cock,
M.F. 1812
Edward B. Coe,
T 1887
David Cole,
F 1863
Frederick J. Collier,
T 1891
Daniel H. Condict,
T 1811, F 1809 T 1794, Pres. pro tem. 1794, Vice Pres. 1810
Albert S. Cook,
F 1872
George H. Cook,
F 1853, Vice Pres. 1864
Paul Cook,
T 1891
Drury W. Cooper,
T 1909
Jacob Cooper,
₣ 1866
John Covenhoven,
T 1770
Cornelius E. Crispell,
F 1863
John Croes,
T 1809
Howard Crosby,
F 1859
William B. Crosby,
T 1840
William H. Crosby,
F 1841
Cornelius C. Cuyler,
T 1827
George L. Danforth,
T 1894
James S. Cannon,
Ira Condict,
275
INDEX OF OFFICERS.
Edwin B. Davis,
F 1895
George B. Davis,
F 1895
Kary C. Davis,
F 1908
William P. Deare,
T 1804, Sec. T 1807
Cornelius T. Demarest,
T 1812
David D. Demarest,
T 1858, Sec. T 1866
William H. S. Demarest,
T 1899, Sec. T 1904, Pres. 1906 F 1902
John De Witt,
T 1823, F 1811 F 1889
John De Witt, Jr.,
Thomas De Witt,
T 1840
Tunis Dey,
T 1767
Jonathan Dixon,
T 1886
Frank L. Dodds,
F 1882
Fred H. Dodge,
F 1898
Peter Donald,
T 1897
Theodore S. Doolittle,
F 1864, Vice Pres. 1890
John B. Drury,
T 1887
Benjamin Du Bois,
T 1783
Jonathan Du Bois,
T 1767
Azariah Dunham,
T 1783
Lewis Dunham,
T 1790
Abraham Duryea,
₸ 1782
John Duryee,
T 1786
Joseph R. Duryee,
T 1905
Peter S. Duryee,
T 1857
Philip H. Duryee,
T 1840
William R. Duryee,
T 1878, F 1891
Charles L. Edgar,
T 1906
James B. Elmendorf,
T 1823
Joachim Elmendorf,
T 1869
John C. Elmendorf,
Treas. 1853
Wilhelmus Eltinge,
T 1S07
Cornelius Esselstyn,
T 1869
Isaac Ferris,
T 1822
Gustavus Fischer,
F 1859
Hendrick Fisher,
'T 1767
Isaac M. Fisher,
'T 1834
W. Edwin Florance,
T 1907
Christian F. Foering,
T 151
Jesse Fonda,
T 1814
John Forsyth,
F 1860
William C. Fowler,
T 1871
John W. Francis,
M.F. 1826
Solomon Freligh,
'T 1783, F 1782
Albert C. De Regt,
276
RUTGERS COLLEGE.
Frederick Frelinghuysen,
Frederick Frelinghuysen,
Frederick Frelinghuysen,
Frederick T. Frelinghuysen,
John Frelinghuysen,
Theodore Frelinghuysen,
' 1767
Howard N. Fuller,
T 1905
John Gaston,
₸ 1876
Merrill Edwards Gates,
T 1882, Pres. 1882
Arthur H. W. George,
1903
Lincoln R. Gibbs,
F 1893
Quincy O'M. Gillmore,
F 1899
John D. Godman,
M.F. 1826
John H. Goetschius,
T 1767
Maurice Goetschius,
T 1767
John Gosman,
T 1825
John Griscom,
M.F. 1812
Charles Hardenbergh,
T 1812 T 1815, Sec. T 1821, F 1835
Cornelius L. Hardenbergh,
Jacob R. Hardenbergh,
T 1767, Sec. T 17-, Pres. 1785
Jacob R. Hardenbergh, Jr.
T 1792, Sec. T 1793, Sec. T 1833, F 1794 T 1825 ₸ 1767
John Hardenbergh,
T 1790, Treas. 1790
John P. Hardenbergh,
Sec. T 1844
Theodore Hardenbergh,
Sec. T 1835
Warren Hardenbergh,
Sec. T 1849
Byron D. Halsted,
F 1889.
John Haring,
₸ 1770
Charles E. Hart,
F 1880
Isaac S. Hartley,
₸ 1873
Abram (Abraham) Hasbrouck,
T 1767
Abraham Bruyn Hasbrouck,
T 1837, Pres. 1840
Isaac E. Hasbrouck,
F 1867, L 1880
Peter Hassenclever (Hasenclever),
T 1767
Stafford R. W. Heath,
T 1866
Robert C. H. Heck,
F 1908
Marshall Henshaw,
F 1859
John W. Herbert,
T 1901
Abram Herring,
T 1767
Isaac Heyer,
T 1823, Treas. 1823
Garret A. Hobart,
₸ 1896
P. I. G. Hodenpyl,
F 1841
Matthew (Martinus) Hoffman,
T 1767
Philip French,
F before 1777, T 1782 T 1819 T 1885, Treas. 1889 T 1851 T 1800 T 1850, Pres. 1850
James B. Hardenbergh,
Johannis Hardenbergh,
277
INDEX OF OFFICERS.
Samuel N. Holmes,
F 1880
John T. Honeycutt, John Hopper,
₸ 1851
William D. Horne,
F 1890
David Hosack,
M.F. 1826
Samuel B. How,
T 1833
Andrew Howell,
T 1823
James Hude,
T 1782
William Irvin,
F 1852
William Jackson,
T 1767
Henry L. Janeway,
T 1862
Jacob J. Janeway,
T 1830, Vice Pres. 1833, F 1833
Jacob B. Jewett,
T 1866
Albert R. Johnson,
F 1908
Simon Johnson,
T 1767
William Johnson,
T 1767
Josiah H. Kellogg,
F 1866
L. Laflin Kellogg,
T 1905
Francis M. Kip,
T 1860
William H. Kirk,
F 1900
Andrew Kirkpatrick,
T 1792
J. Bayard Kirkpatrick,
T 1892
Littleton Kirkpatrick,
T 1841
Richard S. Kissam,
M.F. 1792
John Knox,
T 1825
Hendrick Kuypers (Henricus Kuyper),
T 1767
Peter Labagh,
T 1811
Robert P. Lee,
T 1851
James Le Fevre,
T 1887
John Lefferts,
T 1878
Johnson Letson,
T 1863
William H. Leupp,
Sec. T 1831
William H. Leupp,
T 1895
Joseph V. Lewis,
F 1904
Johannes Leydt (John Lyt),
T 1767
Matthew Leydt,
T 1783
Thomas L'Hombral,
F 1841
William Linn,
'T 1787, Pres. pro tem. 1791
Jacob G. Lipman,
F 1906
John H. Livingston,
'T 1785. Pres. 1810
Philip Livingston,
T 1767
Robert Livingston,
T 1767
Woldemar Loeher,
F 1893
Thomas Logie,
F 1893
Abram (Abraham) Lott,
T 1767
F 1885
278
RUTGERS COLLEGE.
John A. Lott,
T 1860
George C. Ludlow,
T 1873
John Ludlow,
T 1819, F 1852
James B. Mabon,
T 1903
Alexander McClelland,
F 1829
William J. McNevin,
M.F. 1826
John H. Manning,
T 1863
David Marinus (Maurinus),
T 1767
Archibald Mercer,
T 1787
George B. Merriman,
F 1877
Abraham Messler,
T 1845
Carl Meyer,
F 1869
Edward T. Middleton,
F 1890
Philip Milledoler,
T 1815, Pres. 1825
Philip Edward Milledoler,
T 1833
Ernest J. Miller,
T 1885
Frederick C. Minkler,
F 1908
George A. Mitchell,
F 1891
Samuel L. Mitchill,
M.F. 1792
Elbert B. Monroe,
T 1887
John T. Moore,
T 1858
William Moore,
M.F. 1792
Richard Morris,
F 1899
Robert Morris,
T 1792
Valentine Mott,
M.F. 1826
Henry D'B. Mulford,
T 1895, F 1897
David Murray,
F 1863, T 1892, Sec. T 1898
William S. Myers,
F 1893, T 1902
Ava Neal,
F 1813
Robert W. Neal,
F 1903
James Neilson,
T 1834
James Neilson,
T 1886
John Neilson,
T 1782
Joseph Nelson,
F 1826
Julius Nelson,
F 1888
James S. Nevius,
T 1825, Sec. T 1825
William A. Newell,
T 1873
Walter R. Newton,
F 1905
Frederick Ogilby,
F 1833
John D. Ogilby,
F 1832
William Ormiston,
T 1876
George A. Osborn,
L 1907
Levi Paaling (Pauling),
T 1767
Cortlandt Parker,
T 1874
James Parker,
T 1812
279
INDEX OF OFFICERS.
Cullen W. Parmelee,
F 1901
Ralph B. Parrott,
F 1906
Horace B. Patton,
F 1888
Eliot R. Payson,
F 1893
George H. Payson,
F 1907
Albert H. Pepper,
F 1892
Abraham Polhemus,
T 1851
Henry Polhemus,
T 1800
Frank R. Pratt,
₣ 1907
Robert W. Prentiss,
F 1891
John W. Proudfit,
F 1840
Robert H. Pruyn,
T 1853
Theodore F. Randolph,
T 1874
De Witt T. B. Reiley,
F 1860, L 1863
Charles G. Rockwood,
F 1873
E. P. Rogers,
₸ 1858
Nicholas Romayne,
M.F. 1792
James Romeyn,
T 1840
James V. C. Romeyn,
T 1809
Theodoric Romeyn,
T 1785
James C. Roosevelt,
T 1823
Anthony Rutgers,
T 1831
Gerard Rutgers,
T 1825
Henry Rutgers,
T 1815
Bernardus Ryder,
T 1767
Ezra F. Scattergood,
F 1895
Garret C. Schenck,
T 1866
Robert Schell,
T 1894
Ferdinand S. Schenck,
T 1841
Louis H. Schenck,
T 1905
Martin Schenck,
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